Accompanying LP recording for Appelman's book of the same title (784.93 A646s). Features demonstrations of theories and principles from the book. Five disc set.

Accompanying CD-ROM for Nair's book of the same title "contains a fully functional spectrogram/power spectrum and other interactive features."

Accompanying CD for Boytim's anthology of songs for beginner baritones/basses. Recordings of accompaniments for each song for practice.

Medium-low range English art songs, folksongs, and vintage songs.

Accompanying CD for Boytim's anthology of songs for beginner mezzo-sopranos/altos. Recordings of accompaniments for each song for practice.

Medium range English art songs, folksongs, and vintage songs.

Accompanying CD for Boytim's anthology of songs for beginner sopranos. Recordings of accompaniments for each song for practice.

Medium-high range English art songs, folksongs, and vintage songs.

Accompanying CD for Boytim's anthology of songs for beginner tenors. Recordings of accompaniments for each song for practice.

Medium-high range English art songs, folksongs, and vintage songs.

This film combines MRIs with 3D animation to explain resonance while singing.

Narrated by Joan Wall.

This film describes the many parts of the human voice, both physical and metaphorical, by explaining the Source-Filter Theory.

Narrated by Joan Wall.

"Robert Caldwell works with singer Karla Milner to reach 100% commitment during a performance, by focusing, concentrating on the music, and preparing for the performance." (from the summary)

In this video, Dr. Abitbol addresses vocal fatigue in performers’ voices through “diagrams, x-ray photography, laryngoscopic and stroboscopic images of males and females speaking and singing.” (from the summary)

This resource is unique from Robert Caldwell's similar productions in that it specifically addresses vocal fatigue.

Recording of renowned operatic baritone Sherrill Milnes working with six advanced vocal students at the Juilliard School in 1986.

Samaras' 40-minute video was first made for the First International Congress of Voice Teachers in 1987. In it, she discusses and illustrates healthy singing in popular styles by using a classical foundation.

Samaras coaches various performers with exercises to help work on different pop techniques, such as belting, high voice, falsetto, and middle head voice.

This animated film about the physiology of breathing for singing is narrated by Joan Wall.

This film illustrates the movements of the vocal tract while singing by using digitally enhanced MRIs, overlaid with animation for illustration.

Narrated by Joan Wall.

This animated film depicts how the larynx works, and also discusses pitch, volume, and registration.

Narrated by Joan Wall.